WWE announces partnership with Dude Wipes, includes ‘first-of-its-kind integration’

WWE has entered into a partnership with hygiene company Dude Wipes that includes a “first-of-its-kind” sponsorship integration.

It was announced today that WWE and Dude Wipes have agreed to a multi-year partnership that, along with the typical sponsorship opportunities, will include Dude Wipes branding being featured on Dominik Mysterio’s gear. Mysterio was first spotted wearing a shirt with the Dude Wipes logo on the February 9 episode of Raw.

“As an Official Partner of WWE, Dude Wipes will have a prominent presence across high-profile WWE events and platforms, strategically activating through enhanced match sponsorships at Premium Live Events, including SummerSlam 2026, curated social and digital content, and a custom Dude Wipes commercial featuring WWE Superstars,” WWE announced.

“Additionally, reigning Intercontinental Champion Dominik Mysterio, known for his rebellious in-ring persona and cultural resonance, will participate in a first-of-its-kind integration in which his signature gear will feature Dude Wipes branding during every in-ring appearance on WWE programming, including Monday Night Raw and various PLEs. The integration debuted this past Monday on Raw, when Mysterio returned to in-ring action wearing his recognizable bandana rib cage t-shirt incorporated with Dude Wipes branding.”

Mysterio, the current Intercontinental Champion and AAA Mega Champion, is now back in action after suffering a shoulder injury in late December 2025. He participated in a triple threat Elimination Chamber qualifying match on Raw last night but lost out to Je’Von Evans.

Dude Wipes was founded in 2011 and is a male-focused company that sells wet wipes as an alternative to toilet paper.

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